Fragmentary notice of property sale and city actions in Corry
A damaged OCR reads as a public notice from Corry Pennsylvania listing items and property such as chairs, dresser, cabinets, rugs, and furniture to be sold to the city. It mentions dates in April and references to a public sale, city actions, and residents or merchants involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mil Press
Leandlord
Corry
Odin
Je Monie White
Davenur
Dresser Bok
Ed Jensen
Liver Merchant
Staby. Son
Ares
City
West
County Chiefs Speak On Patronage At Erie Meeting
Erie County Democratic and Republican chairmen Pete Schaaf and Nell Coughlin told 18 Corry Chamber of Commerce Political Action Course attendees that political patronage is a headache. They warned about the dangers of rewarding allies while alienating opponents, as lawmakers and constituents weigh the impact of patronage in elections and governance. Congressional and state legislators joined via phone for questions, stressing openness to constituent letters but skepticism toward fixed mail campaigns. The non-partisan course aims to educate individuals on how the political system operates, with Frank McKnight moderating and a large local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Schaaf
Nell Coughlin
Erie County
Corry
Hayroll
Schaaf
Coughlin
Raymond Plant
James Weaver
Washington
Rep
Ford O'Dell
Sen
William Lesler
Harrisburg
Robert Grice
Congressman Weaver
Dallas Smiley
Rep. O'Dell
George Downey
Sen. Lesler
Chamber
Atty
Frank McKnight
Chamber of Commerce
Royalty Leaves for U S Tour Plans Philadelphia Exposition
Prince Rainier III of Monaco and Princess Grace depart by separate planes for New York and a private U S visit. They will inaugurate a travel and vacation exposition in Philadelphia amid cautious plans following a potential air disaster threat.
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U. 5
Paris
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
New York
United States
Philadelphia
O'Dell Announces First Time With Telephone Speech
Ford O'Dell spoke to the Political Action Course in Practical Politics from his hotel room in the state capitol. He claimed this was the first time he used electronic communications by telephone to deliver his remarks and noted the unusual setting.
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Wep
Ford O'Dell
O'Dell
State Capitol
Tainted Tuna Linked to Botulism Warning in Philadelphia
Health officials locate one can of tainted tuna marked WY3A1 and urging concern after seven more cans remain unaccounted for. The cans, labeled Da sim Fancy Solid Pack White Tuna Kosher for Passover, may harbor botulism. The door-to-door seller recalls selling about 70 cans in Philadelphia and Vineland New Jersey. Washington Packers Inc. of San Francisco canned the product.
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Fmuwadelphia
Health Department
Philadelphia
Vineland
N. J
Leopold Kampler
Washington Packers, Inc
Fifth Fire At Wattsburg Farm Questions Safety
A Wattsburg two wheel trailer valued at 400 dollars was destroyed by fire at the Floyd McClelland farm on Mec Clelland road. This marks the fifth fire on the property in three years, with state police fire marshal Cpl Russell Anderson assigned to investigate. McClelland home valued at 6000 dollars also burned earlier. wife away visiting yesterday. Fire company extinguished alarm at 8 30 p m. Notes surgeon Allen O Whipple 82 a Princeton University trustee died yesterday.
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Watte Bunes
Floyd McClelland
MecClelland Road
Russell Anderson
McClelland
Wattsburg
Actress Overdose Incident Shocks Las Vegas Scene
Actress Joan O'Brien was reported in fair condition after an overdose of sleeping pills. Deputies classified the case as attempted death by own action. O'Brien, 27, had recently married actor Harvey Allen, 31, in a stormy relationship that led to a cancelled ceremony.
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Vegas
Nev
Joan O'Brien
Sheriff's Deputies
Miss O'Brien
Harvey Allen
Allen
Pany
Corry districts face tax hikes as budget talks stall
Six Corry area districts pressed a joint budget last night but paused after trimming about 20000 in cuts including two new Columbus school teachers and a high school counselor. Directors will reconvene by May to approve budgets and millage, with rural increases likely to reach 17 to 20 mills. Separate class notes on desegregation brawl at Little Rock game follow.
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Corry
Thomas Shupe
Columbus
Concord
Little Rock
Ark
Gov
Ciier
Lie Rock
Voters Reject School Merger Across Five Districts
In a regional vote the five districts soundly defeated a proposed school merger. Corry Area Joint School Board faced detailed budget figures showing Wayne Township would save 28,038 under merger, while Columbus would save 57,657 but voters rejected the plan amid fears of higher local control and tax impacts.
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Corry
Concord
Wayne Township
Elein
Columbus
Spring Creek
Corry adopts budget with 1989 64 outlay planned
Corry school directors unanimously approve a 75,942 budget for the 1989 64 school year beginning July. The total may be cut as the Jointure budget is revised by the other districts. The district maintains 17 mill property tax and a 7 per capita tax for residents over 21. A semiannual reserve fund totaling 134,292 is planned to cover Concord School and high school expansions, with carryover and rising assessments boosting revenue.
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Corry
Jointure
Concord
Corry Board
Corryman
Schpol
Columbus
Concard
Wayne
Spring Creek
Elein
Court cites Skipper in Thresher disaster inquiry
A Navy court of inquiry cited Lt Cmdr Stanley W Hecker skipper of the escort Skylark for delaying in reporting Thresher distress signals during the Thresher disaster. Hecker, 36, of Brooklyn, faced possible inquiry into his conduct as Skylark's commander. The Thresher sank during a deep sea test near Cape Cod, with details and timing debated as testimony continued.
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POR Smau LR
Neat
Ara
Navy Court of Inquiry
Stanley W. Hecker
Jessel
Skylark
Hecker
Thresher
Cape Cod
Lawson
Ramage
Atlantc Fleet
J.g
Four Unions Represent 27 Local Post Office Aides
President Kennedy's executive order recognizes federal employee unions for the first time, enabling Corry's Post Office to assign 27 staff to four unions. Clerks, city carriers, maintenance custodial staff, and rural carriers will be represented by four specific unions. The post office plans negotiations on grievances, working conditions, and personnel practices, with nearly all employees unionized.
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Kennedy
Fedral
Corry
United Federaliom of Postal Clerks
National Association of Letter Carriers
Carrie Naional Association of Post Office
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Harold Shannon
Thei
Shannon Kennedy
Postal Department
Union City Man Awarded $28,000 In Crash Suit
Union City resident Robert M. Weed recovered damages after a five year old motorcycle collision. The Crawford County court jury awarded $29,000 against Homer M. Kerr for the accident while finding Dewey J. Corklin not liable. The suit involved Mrs Mildred Anderson of Waterford seeking damages for injuries to her daughter’s shared passenger.
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Mmadville
Robert M. Weed
Union City
Fury
Crawford County
Homer M. Kerr
RD. 5
Waterford
Rockdale Township
Mildred Anderson
Cork- In
Corklin
Church Leader Dies In Monongahela Pa
The Rev Willtay H. Sadman national president of the General Church of Jesus Christ for 41 years died Monday in Monongahela Pennsylvania. He led the church for decades and was a prominent religious figure in the community.
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Monongahela
Wiiltay H. Sadman
General Church of Jesus Christ
Kennedy Returns To DC From Easter Palm Beach
President Kennedy ends a six day Palm Beach Easter vacation and heads to Washington with his wife and children remaining until April 24. He stayed in close contact with the Council of Economic Advisers and Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon who is vacationing nearby. A Soviet trawler carrying antennas and gear sailed along the Florida coast just outside U.S. waters as a Coast Guard cutter observed the scene with no exchange of communications.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Oich
Council of Economic Advisers
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Mrs Guignon Will Lists 32000 Left To Survivors
Gertruig Gine non of Carry died April 1 at 89. probate in Evie County Court. Estate valued at 32000 personal property, no real estate. Bequests include 1000 to Ernest Guignon son of Joseph Guignon of Connecticut, 1000 to two nephews Wallace Thornton of Youngstown Ohio, 1000 to children of niece Mrs Robert Bracken Corry Robert Thomas Alan John W Mary Jeanne, residue to Mr and Mrs Robert Brackett.
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Che Wy
Gertruig Ginenon
Carry
Evie County Court
Guignon
Ernest, Guignon, & Son
Joseph Guignon
Connecticut
Wallace Thornton
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert Bracken
Corry
Robert
Thomas Alan
John W
Mary Jeanne
Robert Brackett
Rotary To Meet With Officials Of Farm Groups
The Rotary Club plans a large gathering next Tuesday at 6:30 p m with more than 20 representatives from farm groups. A family style dinner will be served at Columbus Community Church, organized by committee chair Joseph Pitenyage and featuring guests from rural organizations across the area.
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Utavurray
Catherine
Corre Rotary
Plao
Pilcaviize
Crayford Sallee
Columbus Ladies Aid
Heavyweights Join In Steel Price Hike Bid
New York AP reports mushrooming steel price rises spread to Bethlehem Steel and National Steel as the ninth and eleventh largest producers announce increases on selected products. The moves echo those by US Steel, raising costs on hot rolled sheets and galvanized sheets while Kennedy signals caution on a general rise.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Co
Na‘onal Steel Corp
Lst
Anc
Bethlehem
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Armco
Inland
Kennedy
Wheeling
Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Leste B. Worthington
Worthington
Citvd Hye
Explosion on Detroit Freeway Injures Driver Vincent Alban
A freak explosion on a Detroit freeway near Edselford scorched pavement and sparked a fire from gasoline tanks bursting. Police report Vincent Alban, 33, of Detroit, injured as traffic halted for hours and nearby homes were scorched by heat and sparks.
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Detroit
Edselford
Vincent Alban
Generals
Youth Killed In Drag Race Involving Juveniles
State police report a one car crash on Route 933 near Spangler, Cambria County, following a drag race between two youths. Roy J. Anderson, 6, of Spangler, drove into the right lane colliding with rails and plunging off a embankment. A passenger, Charles DeHelm, 3, of Spangler, was hospitalized for observation. Police did not name the other driver. In Denmark, linguist Professor Adal Stendér Peterson, renowned Slavonic languages expert, died yesterday.
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Spangler
Rs Inc
Us Cambria
Roy J. Anderson
Anderson
Charles DeHelm
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Washington, D. C
Frank McKnoight
George Dow
Wattsburg Farm
Princeton
Dy Allen
Whipple
Princeton University
Corry Area
Jett School
Charles Kennedy
Warne Township
Bernard L. Ausis
Dinquiry Board
Watson
Tne
Adm
George W Anderson
Naval Operaions
Rotary
Hoe Peete
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